Sunday school convention gathers at United Brethren Church
A county wide Sunday school gathering in Dattesx meets at the United Brethren Church in Thin EtEy, led by Rev John Welsh and Rev Chew Wicks, with A. H. Greenwood as secretary treasurer. Delegates from each town will attend, focusing on books, schools, and community outreach with speakers including E W Halpenny and Rev George Weeks.
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Denomin Dattesx
Rulal
United Brethren Church
Thin Eteythday
Sundyay
Ornize
Oreantz
Ray
Greenwood
Tue
Shaw
Yan Inter
Emir Fo
Aiko
Sup Viies
Miss Andrus
F W. Hidpenny
Missy Antoinette Andrus
Roxye
God
Will Tor
John Welsh
Chew Wicks
A. H. Greenwood
E.G. Owens
Lear on the Tariff Question in Presidential Endorsement Debate
Fragmentary OCR cites debate on tariff policy and endorsements. Mentions figures and officials such as a superintendent and education department names, with unclear context and fragmented phrasing.
Frightened Friend Shot By Youth in Westy Area
Local report states a 16 year old, son of a neighbor Diemer, attempted to assault a friend with a firearm during a tense incident on an unnamed street. A revolver discharged, wounding a young man described as a friend, who later died. The attacker fled the scene but was later detained by authorities.
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Tahun Pendar
Cape
Keefe
Kern
Young Fender
Evansville Glass Affairs Case Seeks Six Thousand Dollars
Legal notices list Berneedtve and Sept 17 as dates with Evansville Glass Affairs. Complainants include Juha Att Freokt Alexander Hutetineon Ghbete Whiker FW Reltay Jostyh 3 and others. Plaintiff seeks judgment for $6,000 plus related costs asserting financial injury and damages in a United States federal matter.
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Berneedtve
Clatalba
Niablpa Ae
Oli Evansville Itugs Company
Juha Att Freokt
App
Alexander
Kealing
Tander
Unclear text snippet from historical page
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions a person, city names, and political terms but details are garbled. Reads like a local notice or speech snippet with references to a person named Vanek and a democratic context. No clear events, dates, or outcomes discernible.
Diphtheria Reports Stir Evansville Board Meeting
Reported diphtheria cases in Evansville drew attention at a board meeting yesterday. The discussion noted rising illness among residents and highlighted concerns about a month of increasing fatalities and public health implications.
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Yhiendasur
Theva Ltab
Evansville
Mortia
Forged Seats Company Receiver Resigns. Fornwald Appointed
William L. Brown, Cincinnati Seating Company receiver, filed a report showing liabilities of 68795.35 and assets of 47941.56, leaving a deficit of 20913.82. He stated cash on hand 61.64 after expenses and noted unpaid labor and material bills totaling 8795.00. He reported goods shipped or in progress worth 992.94 and materials 595.63 with in‑progress orders of 5420.80. Brown advised against borrowing, resignation followed, and Frank B Fornwald was named new receiver to manage affairs. Brown received 150 for services.
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William L. Brown
Cincinnati Seating Company
Breatt Court
Semeihy
Tis
Banka
Brown
Coart
Bia
Frank B Fornwald
Kentuckians Hear Kretz Endorses Bryan Vote
The Kentucky State Journal reports Ed Kretz, son of brickmaker Joseph Kretz, traveled from Washington Indiana to Fragkort Kentucky and announced his lifelong Republican stance but will vote for Bryan and the Democratic ticket this fall. He notes many Kentuckian Republicans plan to support Bryan as conditions shift, with similar sentiment echoed in other states once strong Republican bases.
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Bryan
Kentucky State Journal
Fragkort
Kentucky
Washington
Joseph Kretz
EA Krera
Frank [Cent Brick and Supply Company
Rej
Kretz
Dixie
Democratic Party
Audi
Bryan and Kern 30c Club Elect Officers Tonight
The Bryan and Kern 30 cent Club holds its first meeting at Democratic headquarters in the Klapper building on Fast Third Street to perfect the organization. Officers will be elected tonight and membership drive plans finalized. Members and prospective recruits urged to attend at 7 PM.
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Bryan and Kern 30c Club
Bry and Kern
Demiatrabic
Klapper
Fast Third Street
Glready
Daviews
Jose
Iare
Democratic
Bryan at Baltimore 25000 Hear and Cheer
William J. Bryan spoke in Baltimore and Annapolis before large crowds, estimated at 26000 in Baltimore. He defended the Democratic platform, contrasted it with the Republican plank, and accused President Roosevelt of extravagance. Gov. Crotherl introduced Bryan amid cheers and flag-waving crowds.
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Bryan
Baltimore
Wiliam J. Bryda
Maryland
Annapolis
Fifth Regiment
Crothera
Roosevelt
Taft Trusts Position and Taft Platform Doubts
Mr Tafts view on trusts is that fewer magnates have faced penalties than under Roosevelt, and he may weaken anti trust aims rather than strengthen them. Bryan criticizes the Republican platform as vague and says the president’s future moves remain uncertain. He argues popular questions should be decided by the people.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Tatt
W. J. Bryan
Lse
Demiic Party
Bryan
Lost Hand in Printing Press Accident at Linton Record
Arthur Palmer a veteran newspaper man and foreman at the Linton Record suffered a severe accident while oiling a press a wheel caught his left hand tearing off a finger and injuring others the incident occurred at his workplace Palmer formerly edited Worthingtons Times and Elnora News as Petersburg visitors noted nearby
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Arthur Palmer
Apd
Linton Record Apice
Palmer
Mr. Palmér
Worthingtons Times
Elnora Newa. Ff
City council debates quorom and street grade request
Regular council session presided by Hopkins in Mayor Russell's absence raises quorom doubts. Traffic and grade raises on Sixth and John streets discussed with Civil Engineer Faith. eighteen inch raise approved. City finances show August receipts of 55,000 plus, disbursements and balance noted. Bridge and street work set for bidding. adjournment planned for October 5 with completion targets for late 1908.
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Thomas Pragg
Jiroperty
Sixth Street
Rega
John Street
Tomside Walk
Cly
Faith
Ealth
Cognell
City
Firth Street
Porte Fork
Hawking Creek
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Oearr Techuich
Hell
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Magy diHbe
Heniuniens
Aimy Barr
Pristary
Buddlide
Siperintendent Trafping Wey Pte
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Evansville Glass Affairs
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Vanek
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Jepson the Jeweler
FB. Fornwald
Seating Company
Hort
Pansy Alkridge
Petersburg
Chapman
Seventh
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Tipelty
Cyoncinian Hopkins
Russell
Hindra
sSyiee
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Hopkink
Vounell
Tadtings
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Iight & Water Company W
Campany
West First Street
Cornell
Campbell Avenue
Falth
Conete
Counell
Ms For Completion of the Work Was Ihe
Grove Street
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Hyatt Wise
Colbert
Wise
Sonthelde
City & Cént
Peter
MacDougal
Meredoride
W. B
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